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the scrutiny of mcclendon picked up last year over a potential conflict oin.terest he borrowed money to pay for his personal stake in chesapeake energy wells. some of those loans reportedly came from parties that also were doing business with chesapeake. in addition, the company has about $16 billion in debt, which it has pledged to almost cut in half.re shares jumped 6% on the news of mcclendon's exit, rising to their highest price since november. volumwae more than five times average. chesapeake is the second largest naturalduaswaro pcer in the united states after exxon mobil. a deal in the naturarogas business is focused on pipelines. kinder morgan energy partners will buy copano energy for $u.2r billion. it values cono0. a$4t 91 per share. shares of the buyer, kinder morgan, fell 2.3%.$4 pailcoaie gnoned 14.8%. copano has nine processing plants and 6,900 miles of pipelines. ga smaller deal in the office products industry. avery dennision is selling two business for $5 molir ton t c.c.l. industries of canada. shares of a.v.y. rallied 6.4% to a new 52 week high. it also helped the
the scrutiny of mcclendon picked up last year over a potential conflict oin.terest he borrowed money to pay for his personal stake in chesapeake energy wells. some of those loans reportedly came from parties that also were doing business with chesapeake. in addition, the company has about $16 billion in debt, which it has pledged to almost cut in half.re shares jumped 6% on the news of mcclendon's exit, rising to their highest price since november. volumwae more than five times average....
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since g was 60 in 1998, it's 22. a lot of people aren't basing retirement on stocks and couldndon't trust it. that has to all turn before this is over. >> i also think relying on bonds for your retirement is a mistake. you need real growth. especially retiring at 60 years old or 60s, if you're going to live another 20 years, you need real growth and bead inflation by a certain margin every year and stocks have beaten inflation by 5 or 6 -- >> that was just an aberration? >> it's what markets do from time-to-time. >> if you had 100 bucks to put in the mark, you would or wait? >> i am putting it in. everyday as we get new flows, we're putting more money in the market. >> you're doing the same? >> i'm waiting for the spring. >> what's happening in this spring? >> the sequester, next debt ceiling debate, a number of items that might send the market 10% lower. >> that's true but i have too much money to think about policy and not enough thinking about the fundamentals. >> 90% of hedge funds conform the market. the stock m
since g was 60 in 1998, it's 22. a lot of people aren't basing retirement on stocks and couldndon't trust it. that has to all turn before this is over. >> i also think relying on bonds for your retirement is a mistake. you need real growth. especially retiring at 60 years old or 60s, if you're going to live another 20 years, you need real growth and bead inflation by a certain margin every year and stocks have beaten inflation by 5 or 6 -- >> that was just an aberration? >>...
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one other thing, the tax rate was interesting on this. it looked a little higher than what they paid in the past. i think they paid 25%, 30% in the past. it was close to 45%, so, maybe on the call we'll get clarity on that. >> if amazon is doing better on the margins here, their cost of sales have gone up. but jeff has been investing in these fulfillment centers. their global story. people assume they are going to get their top line growth. if they are doing better on the margin, they are investing in their infrastructure. they will take the next global in the global retail earl that's in the traditional format. this is why you reward amazon, though i don't reward them from a stock purchase, because i don't chase stocks like this. this stock has boomed because it was down 8.5% going into the numbers. >> is this a hedge fund favorite, anthony? >> i think so. i think it's a retail favorite because jeff is now the cult of steve jobs. he's the risk taker, he's the innovat innovator, the great p.r. person. two articles, literally, in the same
one other thing, the tax rate was interesting on this. it looked a little higher than what they paid in the past. i think they paid 25%, 30% in the past. it was close to 45%, so, maybe on the call we'll get clarity on that. >> if amazon is doing better on the margins here, their cost of sales have gone up. but jeff has been investing in these fulfillment centers. their global story. people assume they are going to get their top line growth. if they are doing better on the margin, they are...
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mcclendon stepping down and up 10%. cholesterol drug developed by isis pharmaceuticals approved by the fda, that stock is a. swiss insurance co. ace ltd. disappointing outlook, stock is down. lower profits at dolby labs that better than expected. of it goes. manufacturer keepchronic expect less moneyronic expect less moneyronic expect less monless moneyyronic expect less moneyronic expect less moneyonic expect less montronic expect less money coming and it is down. and it is of this the little, $41 right now. the dow is up two. the phil mickelson story will not go away. tiger woods left for low-income state can save him $100 million and our next guest is a financial analyst for the wealthy and, more examples of actual people who left california for greener pastures next. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plu
mcclendon stepping down and up 10%. cholesterol drug developed by isis pharmaceuticals approved by the fda, that stock is a. swiss insurance co. ace ltd. disappointing outlook, stock is down. lower profits at dolby labs that better than expected. of it goes. manufacturer keepchronic expect less moneyronic expect less moneyronic expect less monless moneyyronic expect less moneyronic expect less moneyonic expect less montronic expect less money coming and it is down. and it is of this the little,...
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it's up 22 points. facebook, great numbers, down. >> the senate is expected to vote this afternoon on a bill to suspend the debt ceiling for three months, following the house. this would allow more house for debate on the fiscal issues we're facing. the senate version includes several republican amendments, though, including matching spending cuts for every dollar increase in the debt ceiling. those amendments expected to be defeated. the bill won't technically raise the debt ceiling, but it will suspend it until may 19th when it will be raised by the amount that the treasury borrows in the interim. that's how it's going to work. and markets, as we've been talking about on a tear this month with the dow having its best january in decades. but will yesterday's surprising drop in gdp reign in the bulls, it says here? let's get a read on the state of the economy. at least it wasn't a -- that kind of rein. there's three of them. anyway, joining us for the next hour is bob bruska. that's fao -- >> no. you ca
it's up 22 points. facebook, great numbers, down. >> the senate is expected to vote this afternoon on a bill to suspend the debt ceiling for three months, following the house. this would allow more house for debate on the fiscal issues we're facing. the senate version includes several republican amendments, though, including matching spending cuts for every dollar increase in the debt ceiling. those amendments expected to be defeated. the bill won't technically raise the debt ceiling, but...
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mcclendon announcing philosophical differences. chesapeake says its review of conflict of interest involving mcclendon saw no conflict. they talked about the new board. >> is the company restrained enough for the new board members, many of whom, by the way, are people who very traditional backgrounds, and may not like the old wildcatting ways of your company. >> well, they certainly like the asset base that the old wildcatting ways gave us. exactly. look, i don't think you would have joined in board in june of 2012 if you weren't interested in what the company was doing, if you didn't like the asset base, if you didn't have some confidence in the management team at the end of the day. >> david, aubrey is being abject in telling me it was a true retireme retirement. >> i don't think that's really the case. my understanding is as recently as last week, at meetings with senior management of the company, he was not in any sense expected to do this. and in fact, he's communicated since with many of those officers and the like of the com
mcclendon announcing philosophical differences. chesapeake says its review of conflict of interest involving mcclendon saw no conflict. they talked about the new board. >> is the company restrained enough for the new board members, many of whom, by the way, are people who very traditional backgrounds, and may not like the old wildcatting ways of your company. >> well, they certainly like the asset base that the old wildcatting ways gave us. exactly. look, i don't think you would...